Dual Key

✨ Property Highlights: 📍 Bundaberg, QLD - $959,000 🏠 Specs: 3+2 Bed | 2+1 Bath | 1+1 Car 📐 Land Size: 850m² 📐 Build Size: 222m² 💰 Forecast Rental: $1145 - $1200 per week 📊 Potential Yield: Up to 6.50% 📝 Land Registration: Dec 2026 📊 Bundaberg, QLD MARKET INSIGHTS Median Unit Price: $750,000 Median Unit Rental Price: $700pw Vacancy Rate:(as of Oct 2026) 0.55% Why Invest in Queensland? Strong Population Growth – Queensland continues to attract interstate and overseas migration, driving housing demand across key regions. Major Infrastructure Investment – Ongoing transport, health, and community projects support long-term economic growth and property value uplift. 2032 Olympic Boost – Hosting the 2032 Summer Olympics is expected to accelerate development, tourism, and employment opportunities. Diverse & Resilient Economy – Key industries include mining, agriculture, tourism, education, and construction, providing economic stability. High-Growth Cities – Hubs like Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Sunshine Coast offer strong capital growth and rental demand. Competitive Property Prices – Compared to southern states, many Queensland markets offer more affordable entry points. Strong Rental Yields – Low vacancy rates and increasing demand support solid rental returns. Lifestyle Appeal – Warm climate, coastal living, and family-friendly communities continue to attract residents and investors alike. Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, no legal responsibility can be accepted by Enter House Realty or any loss or damage resulting from the content or the use of this information. Advertised properties are available at time of posting, but prospective buyers should make their own enquiries to confirm availability of the property at the time of enquiry and to satisfy themselves as to its accuracy. Refundable deposits on expressions of interest (EOI) allow interested parties to conduct due diligence before making a commitment and signing the contract. Any photographs show only certain parts of the property as it appeared at the time they were taken. Areas, amounts, measurements, distances and all other numerical information is approximate only.